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"on full time basis" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to a job or other activity performed on a full-time basis. For example, "She has been working as a nurse on a full-time basis for the past five years."
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"They're really trying to disrupt the Tibetan movement, and whoever is perpetrating this is doing it on full-time basis," she said.
Operators are paid on full-time basis, complete with a W2 and health benefits.
About 54% (n = 99) of the household heads reported as being unemployed while only 12.6% (n = 23) were employed on full-time basis (Table 2).
All graduate students at the Institute are registered on a full time basis.
But Netvibes Founder Tariq Krim, who left Netvibes on a full time basis last May, thinks he can fix that.
It seemed like I was inputting my employment history and taking personality questionnaires on a full time basis.
MR: How do you not get swept into the passion of it all, wanting to commit yourself on a full time basis to issues you become involved in?
Initially, you should hire assistants on a contract by contract basis until your business has become established enough to hire on a full time basis.
A secretariat shall support the activities of the supervisory board, including preparing the meetings on a full time basis.
Similar to GPs in the UK, Dutch GPs work 51 hours a week on average on a full-time basis.
Pontypridd lock Chris Dicomidis has joined Cardiff Blues on a full-time basis on a long-term deal.
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